Hotel Turm

At eight-hundred-years-old, the towers of this grand hotel have had many iterations. Once part of the estate of the Baron of Colonna, later repurposed as a village guesthouse, and now refurbished as a luxury hotel, the buildings are steeped in history. What is impressive is how the family running this grand establishment have managed to put their own imprint on the building while allowing the historic features to shine through in their own right. The owners' taste in art and design permeates the hotel, from the art collection itself - boasting Picasso and Otto Dix paintings - to the thoughtful spacing of the rooms and suites. The fantastic location of the hotel, plus the plethora of facilities across the towers, means it is up to you how you choose to spend your stay here. There are lots of options for active couples and families, from the ski school to hiking, fishing and golf. Meanwhile, for those seeking a more relaxing break, there is a contemporary and stylish spa. There is also the option of cooking classes run by the chef at the exquisite gourmet hotel restaurant. Voted one of the five best hotel restaurants in Italy, it is worth a visit. Choose from South Tyrolean wines produced in the hotel's own vineyard and stored in the beautiful stone wine cellar.